Monologue

Drunken Man Monologue from Love of One's Neighbor

From Love of One's Neighbor by Leonid Andreyev

male · comedic · 1:00 min

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Can't you get a drink? Say, what are you talking about? How can he get a drink? The man is about to die and you tempt him and try to get him excited. Listen, up there, we have been drinking your health right along. It won't hurt you, will it? Ah, go on! What are you talking about? How can it hurt him? Why, it will only do him good. It will encourage him. Listen, honest to God, we are very sorry for you, but don't mind us. We are going to the café to have another drink. Good-by. Come, or he'll fall and then they'll close the café.

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30s · despair · death · isolation · addiction · desperation

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